The phrase "application for allowances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is requesting financial support or benefits, typically in formal or administrative settings.
Example: "Please submit your application for allowances by the end of the month to ensure timely processing."
Alternatives: "request for benefits" or "claim for allowances".
The court is equally divided in opinion as to whether the Circuit Court of Appeals, in absence of an application for allowance of the appeal, had the power to decide the case on the merits.
(C) as (B) and substituted "title 11 governing applications for allowances under such title" for "the Bankruptcy Act governing applications for allowances under such Act".
Any person seeking allowances shall file with the court an application which complies in form and content with the provisions of title 11 governing applications for allowances under such title.
In spite of difficulties in handling everyday routines she rejected her GPs offer to file an application for nursing allowances.a When talking about that offer, she trivialized her health situation and emphasized her self-determined choice of whom to ask for help: ""So in the evenings I ask my son-in-law: Could you peel a couple of potatoes for tomorrow?
When Poppy is finally informed that her application for an allowance from the Ministry for the Advancement of the Deranged has been refused, we recognise the illusory helpfulness and sham clarity of modern officialese: "Please keep this letter safe.
These sources were a good way to access information they may not have had access to, and for Jessie they enabled an application for attendance allowance which may not have otherwise occurred.
The inquiry heard an account of: One man in Birmingham who had made a mistake on his application for Jobseeker's Allowance.
CNR International said it was preparing to make the investment after the UK government approved an application for a brownfield allowance for the project.
Kafkaesque bureaucracy deems him ineligible for sickness benefit; as a middle-aged web neophyte he finds online applications for jobseekers' allowance an ordeal, but, having embarked on this frustrating, humiliating mission to prove his respectability, he can't accept jobs that come up.
The occupational questionnaire for employed women includes the following items: dates of work and absence from work during treatments, work arrangements, on-shift status (e.g., the recognition of disability at work, applications for disability allowance, retirement, layoff) and the perceived quality of reintegration (e.g., relationships with colleagues and line management).
